How to Register & Verify Your Website To Use Google Search Console Domain DNS Verification

Video tutorial showing steps for registering and verifying a website using Domain DNS Verification Option. Both TXT and CNAME Records covered.
What is ownership verification?
Ownership verification means proving to Search Console that you own a specific website. A verified owner has the highest degree of permissions in Search Console.
Add TXT record through web hosting (usually cPanel)
STEP 1 Generate a unique TXT verification record: When asked to verify your Domain property in Search Console, choose TXT for Select record type in in the Search Console verification popup. Search Console will give you a string value TXT record to use in the next step.
STEP 2 Add your DNS record to your domain provider: Add the TXT record that Search Console gave you in the previous step to your domain provider's records by following these steps:
Add CNAME record through web hosting (usually cPanel)
STEP 1 Generate a unique CNAME verification record: In the verification flow for your Domain property, choose CNAME for Select record type in in the Search Console verification popup. You will be given two values (one called "name" or "label" or "host", the other called "destination" or "target" depending on the context) to use in the next step.
STEP 2 Add your CNAME verification record to your domain's DNS records using the record values that you got previously in Search Console. Provide both values in the appropriate fields on your DNS provider's site. You can use the default TTL value suggested by your provider.
Verify your site ownership
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